harmonious

English

Etymology

From Middle French harmonieux.

Adjective

harmonious (comparative more harmonious, superlative most harmonious)

1. Showing accord in feeling or action.
2. Having components pleasingly or appropriately combined.
3. Melodious; in harmony.

Derived terms

• harmoniously
• harmoniousness

Translations

showing accord

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Catalan: harmònic
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Esperanto: harmonia (eo), akorda
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sopusointuinen (fi), sointuva

• German: harmonisch (de)
• Latin: concors
• Maori: reretahi, reretau
• Romanian: armonic (ro) m
• Russian: гармоничный (ru) (garmoničnyj)

having components pleasingly combined

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Catalan: harmònic
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sopusointuinen (fi)

• German: harmonisch (de)
• Maori: reretau
• Persian: هارمونیک‎ (fa) (hârmonik)
• Polish: harmonijny (pl)

melodious

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sointuva
• French: harmonieux (fr)
• German: harmonisch (de)

• Greek:

  Ancient: σύναυλος (súnaulos)

• Maori: reretau
• Persian: هماهنگ‎ (fa) (hamâhang)
• Romanian: armonios (ro) m

See also

• disharmonious